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Snipers square off in US, European competition
The event includes training stages inspired by “Black Hawk Down” and other prominent war films.
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About 8,000 US troops are deploying to secure evacuations from Kabul
Three thousand are heading to Kabul, with another 3,500 in Kuwait and 1,000 to Qatar.
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Honorable discharge, retirement as colonel, OK’d for Green Beret charged with assault, kidnapping
The Green Beret colonel will be allowed to retire Sept. 30 at his current rank and with an honorable discharge.
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Inside the Army’s enlisted overhaul: Why your next promotion may take longer
The Army has unveiled a series of enlisted promotion and selection overhauls that are meant to better develop and manage talent across the force.
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Army veteran convicted of plotting to bomb white supremacist California rally
Mark Steven Domingo schemed to bomb a planned April 2019 rally in Long Beach before he was arrested, prosecutors said.
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First civilian CID director appointed by Army
The new director, Gregory Ford, brings more than two decades of law enforcement experience to the job.
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Not shocking: Most of the Army’s tasers don’t work
Nearly 60 percent of the Army’s tasers are non-operational, according to an official report obtained by Army Times.
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No indoor dining off-post for unvaccinated Fort Stewart troops
Unvaccinated soldiers stationed at Fort Stewart may no longer dine indoors off-post or they could face punitive action.
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Marne Division honors fallen soldier in special ceremony 103 years later
Because of an unknown error, 1st Lt. Thomas Reed Beasley’s awards weren’t given to his widow in 1918.
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Ex-soldier convicted of teen’s ‘82 murder can’t get DNA test
Service members convicted by court-martial don’t have the same avenues for post-conviction DNA testing afforded to other prisoners.
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Snipers square off in US, European competition
The event includes training stages inspired by “Black Hawk Down” and other prominent war films.
-
About 8,000 US troops are deploying to secure evacuations from Kabul
Three thousand are heading to Kabul, with another 3,500 in Kuwait and 1,000 to Qatar.
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Honorable discharge, retirement as colonel, OK’d for Green Beret charged with assault, kidnapping
The Green Beret colonel will be allowed to retire Sept. 30 at his current rank and with an honorable discharge.
-
Inside the Army’s enlisted overhaul: Why your next promotion may take longer
The Army has unveiled a series of enlisted promotion and selection overhauls that are meant to better develop and manage talent across the force.
-
Army veteran convicted of plotting to bomb white supremacist California rally
Mark Steven Domingo schemed to bomb a planned April 2019 rally in Long Beach before he was arrested, prosecutors said.
-
First civilian CID director appointed by Army
The new director, Gregory Ford, brings more than two decades of law enforcement experience to the job.
-
Not shocking: Most of the Army’s tasers don’t work
Nearly 60 percent of the Army’s tasers are non-operational, according to an official report obtained by Army Times.
-
No indoor dining off-post for unvaccinated Fort Stewart troops
Unvaccinated soldiers stationed at Fort Stewart may no longer dine indoors off-post or they could face punitive action.
-
Marne Division honors fallen soldier in special ceremony 103 years later
Because of an unknown error, 1st Lt. Thomas Reed Beasley’s awards weren’t given to his widow in 1918.
-
Ex-soldier convicted of teen’s ‘82 murder can’t get DNA test
Service members convicted by court-martial don’t have the same avenues for post-conviction DNA testing afforded to other prisoners.
-
Snipers square off in US, European competition
The event includes training stages inspired by “Black Hawk Down” and other prominent war films.
-
About 8,000 US troops are deploying to secure evacuations from Kabul
Three thousand are heading to Kabul, with another 3,500 in Kuwait and 1,000 to Qatar.
-
Honorable discharge, retirement as colonel, OK’d for Green Beret charged with assault, kidnapping
The Green Beret colonel will be allowed to retire Sept. 30 at his current rank and with an honorable discharge.
-
Inside the Army’s enlisted overhaul: Why your next promotion may take longer
The Army has unveiled a series of enlisted promotion and selection overhauls that are meant to better develop and manage talent across the force.
-
Army veteran convicted of plotting to bomb white supremacist California rally
Mark Steven Domingo schemed to bomb a planned April 2019 rally in Long Beach before he was arrested, prosecutors said.
-
First civilian CID director appointed by Army
The new director, Gregory Ford, brings more than two decades of law enforcement experience to the job.
-
Not shocking: Most of the Army’s tasers don’t work
Nearly 60 percent of the Army’s tasers are non-operational, according to an official report obtained by Army Times.
-
No indoor dining off-post for unvaccinated Fort Stewart troops
Unvaccinated soldiers stationed at Fort Stewart may no longer dine indoors off-post or they could face punitive action.
-
Marne Division honors fallen soldier in special ceremony 103 years later
Because of an unknown error, 1st Lt. Thomas Reed Beasley’s awards weren’t given to his widow in 1918.
-
Ex-soldier convicted of teen’s ‘82 murder can’t get DNA test
Service members convicted by court-martial don’t have the same avenues for post-conviction DNA testing afforded to other prisoners.
